The term "secured commentary" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of ensuring that a statement or opinion is backed up by evidence or supporting information. Example: The journalist's article was filled with secured commentary from various experts in the field, making it a well-researched and credible piece.
The BBC has secured live radio commentary rights for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
The BBC has secured live radio commentary rights for the 2015 Rugby World Cup, with BBC Wales broadcasting all Wales' matches in the tournament.
The survey respondents also expressed confidence that a broader and better integrated risk-management capability could improve their companies' competitive advantage (53%), reputation with the public and the media (53%), rating-agency standings (53%), ability to achieve profitable growth (53%), ability to secure positive analyst commentary (50%) and ability to lower the cost of capital (47%).
Benediktsson's commentary as Iceland secured a last minute winner against Austria went viral as he screamed then appeared to suffer an emotional breakdown when Arnor Ingvi Traustason scored a barely believable goal with the last touch of the game.
Cohen had secured James Mason to narrate the commentary and Brian was engaged to provide the words.
The BBC has secured exclusive rights to broadcast live ball-by-ball radio commentary of the 2013-14 Ashes in Australia, which starts on 21 November.
This was not my interpretation of the phrase, which I took as a commentary on age, and on how Case turned thirty-eight last year: hair flying, throat open, poorly secured items be damned.
The White House is working hard to secure deals that yield fluffy, feel good commentary about the Obama White House.
Gerrard's body language might also have been seen as a similar commentary, as Liverpool's chances of securing Benitez's fall-back position of qualifying for next season's Champions League looked increasingly forlorn.
Please see related commentary by Davis, http://ccforum.com/content/15/2/133 Tracheal intubation (TI) to secure the airway of severely ill or injured patients is a critical intervention regularly conducted by emergency medical service (EMS) providers throughout the world.
